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The document discusses basic geographic concepts including that the Earth is round with five continents and five oceans, the four cardinal directions of north, south, east, and west, different types of landscapes and landforms, and how landscapes contain both natural and man-made elements as well as how rocks and minerals are used.
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- 1. social
- 2. Our world The Earth is round.
- 3. Continents and oceans There are five continents and five oceans on Earth.
- 4. Cardinal points The cardinal points are north, south, east and west.
- 5. Landscapes There are different types of landscapes.
- 6. Landforms There are different types of landforms.
- 7. Natural and man-made We find natural and man-made elements in a landscape.
- 8. Minerals and rocks We use rocks and minerals.